New Pinball Location in the Republic of Ireland.

[Wiredworm]

Not sure if we have any members in the Republic of Ireland, but if so then the good news is that there's a new retro arcade and bar opening in Dublin which includes a number of Pins.

More details here.

 

[BigIan]

Ahem
http://www.pinballinfo.com/community/threads/boost-for-the-irish-pinball-scene.36099/#post-202079

Also there are a few members in the south

 

[darren_ross]

Not sure if we have any members in the Republic of Ireland, but if so then the good news is that there's a new retro arcade and bar opening in Dublin which includes a number of Pins.

More details here.

Do you think something similar would do well in our local area? I'm toying with the idea

 

[Wiredworm]

Ahem
http://www.pinballinfo.com/community/threads/boost-for-the-irish-pinball-scene.36099/#post-202079

Also there are a few members in the south

Heh, i've been a bit sporadic in visiting the forum lately so you'll have to forgive me for missing that one.

Do you think something similar would do well in our local area? I'm toying with the idea

Well, i'm obviously biased as a pinball fan. Personally I think it would work if you could find the right place. Part of the reason the Pins in the arcades in Cleethorpes all died a death was because the Ops wouldn't maintain them and for a good 4-6 months of the year they wouldn't take any cash due to it being out of season.

If you could find a decent location in the town and get a license for beers and offer a decent line-up of both drinks and pins then it might be a goer. It seems people always have cash in their pocket for a night of drinking. But then i'm reminded of how many boozers have shut down over the years and it makes me wonder if i'm being too optimistic.